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Active Residential Occupancy Permits Residential Occupancy Permits Please be advised, the City of Albany, NY provides this listing as a public resource for general information. While the City makes every effort to present the most current data, Albany expressly disclaims any liability for errors, omissions or inaccuracies in its content. Though this information is reviewed and updated in the normal course of business, all data is subject to change. DATE ISSUED ADDRESS UNITS EXPIRATION 1/29/2020 71 ACADEMY RD One unit 7/29/2022 11/20/2019 75 ACADEMY RD 1 Family 5/20/2022 9/24/2020 6 ADIRONDACK ST 1 Unit- Second Floor. 3/24/2023 3/3/2021 52 Aka 52.5 JUDSON ST 1 Family House 9/3/2023 7/15/2019 8 ALBANY ST 1-family 1/15/2022 5/5/2021 12 ALBANY ST 1st floor, 2nd floor, Basement 11/5/2023 7/19/2019 26 ALBANY ST Apartment #1 , Apartment #2 1/19/2022 12/24/2020 35 ALBANY ST Apt 1, Apt 2 6/24/2023 11/15/2019 45 ALBANY ST 1-family 5/15/2022 6/7/2021 51 ALBANY ST 2 Units- First Floor, Second Floor. 12/7/2023 10/1/2019 11A ALDEN AVE 1st floor, 2nd floor 4/1/2022 6/23/2020 4 ALDEN AVE 2 Units- First Floor, Second Floor. 12/23/2022 8/16/2019 7 ALDEN AVE 2 Units- Apartment 1, Apartment 2. 2/16/2022 9/24/2020 12 ALDEN AVE 1st floor, 2nd floor 3/24/2023 7/29/2020 20 ALDEN AVE 2nd floor apt 1/29/2023 8/5/2019 25 ALEXANDER ST 3 Units- Apt. 1, Apt. 2, Apt. 3 2/5/2022 7/10/2019 54 ALEXANDER ST First Floor, Third Floor 1/10/2022 6/15/2021 54 ALEXANDER ST 3 Units: 1st, 2nd and 3rd Fls 12/15/2023 6/15/2021 56 ALEXANDER ST 3 Units: Garden Apt, 1st fl, 2nd fl 12/15/2023 3/22/2021 57 ALEXANDER ST 3 Units- Apartment 1, Apartment 2, Appointme 9/22/2023 4/12/2021 73 ALEXANDER ST 2 family duplex, units 73 Alexander St and 75 10/12/2023 11/18/2019 7 ALFRED ST Apt 1, Apt 2 5/18/2022 1/29/2020 3 ARCADIA AVE 1st floor apt and 2nd floor apt 7/29/2022 3/19/2021 12 ARCADIA AVE 1 Units- Single Family. 9/19/2023 2/5/2019 17 ARCADIA AVE 1st floor apartment 8/5/2021 11/9/2020 19 ARCADIA AVE 1st floor apt 5/9/2023 8/15/2019 30 ARCADIA AVE 1 Unit- Apartment 2. 2/15/2022 6/11/2020 13 ASH GROVE PL 4 Units- Basement Apartment, First Floor, Seco 12/11/2022 1/11/2021 15 ASH GROVE PL 3 UNits- Basement, First Floor, second floor. 7/11/2023 5/12/2020 17 ASH GROVE PL Apartment #1 Apartment #2 Apartment #4 11/12/2022 6/24/2020 83 ASPEN CIR 1 Unit- Single Family. 12/24/2022 2/28/2020 3 AUSTAIN AVE 1-family 8/28/2022 9/27/2020 19 AUSTAIN AVE 1 Family House 3/27/2023 11/24/2020 23 AUSTAIN AVE 1 Unit- Single Family. 5/24/2023 1/20/2021 30 AUSTAIN AVE 1 Family 7/20/2023 11/30/2020 1 AVENUE B 2 UNits- First Floor, Second Floor. 5/30/2023 3/20/2019 5 AVENUE B 1st floor, 2nd floor 9/20/2021 Sunday, July 18, 2021 Page 1 of 107 Residential Occupancy Permits Please be advised, the City of Albany, NY provides this listing as a public resource for general information. While the City makes every effort to present the most current data, Albany expressly disclaims any liability for errors, omissions or inaccuracies in its content. Though this information is reviewed and updated in the normal course of business, all data is subject to change. DATE ISSUED ADDRESS UNITS EXPIRATION 10/28/2020 9 AVENUE B 1st floor apt and 2nd floor apt 4/28/2023 6/2/2020 19 AVENUE B 19A,19B,19C,19D,19E,19F,10A,10B,10C,10D 12/2/2022 6/2/2020 20 AVENUE B 13A,13B,13C,13D,13E,13F,20A,20B,20C, 20D 12/2/2022 7/10/2019 2 AVON PL 1st Floor & 2nd Floor 1/10/2022 10/29/2019 28 AVON PL Units 1 & 2 4/29/2022 5/29/2019 2 BANCROFT ST 1st floor and 2nd floor apt 11/29/2021 1/22/2019 10 BANCROFT ST 1 unit 7/22/2021 9/29/2020 8 BARCLAY ST 2 Units - First Floor, Second Floor. 3/29/2023 5/14/2019 9 BARCLAY ST 1 Front, 1 Rear, 2nd Fl. 11/14/2021 2/11/2019 11 BARCLAY ST 1st floor apt and 2nd floor apt 8/11/2021 5/14/2019 13 Barclay St Apartment #1 , Apartment #2 11/14/2021 5/11/2021 14 BARCLAY ST 2 UNITS: 1st Fl & 2nd Fl 11/11/2023 4/29/2020 25 BARCLAY ST First floor apt right 10/29/2022 5/3/2019 29 BARCLAY ST 1st floor, 2nd floor 11/3/2021 10/30/2019 36 BARCLAY ST 1st floor, 2nd floor 4/30/2022 2/25/2020 37 Barclay ST 2 Units- First Floor, Second Floor. 8/25/2022 3/29/2019 39 BARCLAY ST 2nd floor 9/29/2021 4/22/2019 31 Barclay St. 1st floor apt and 2nd floor apt 10/22/2021 6/24/2021 9 BARROWS ST 2 UNITS: Apt 1 & Apt 2 12/24/2023 12/1/2020 10 BARROWS ST Apt. 1, Apt. 2 6/1/2023 4/30/2019 15 BARROWS ST Apt 1, Apt 2 10/30/2021 4/5/2020 19 BARROWS ST 1 Unit- Apartment 1. 10/5/2022 11/13/2020 28 BARROWS ST 1 Unit- First Floor. 5/13/2023 10/15/2020 29 BARROWS ST First floor 4/15/2023 7/28/2020 72 BASSETT ST Basement First Floor 1/28/2023 7/30/2019 23 BEACH AVE 23 A, 23 B 1/30/2022 7/30/2019 27 BEACH AVE 27 A, 27 B 1/30/2022 10/8/2020 5 BEACON AVE Apt 2 4/8/2023 6/27/2019 19 BEACON AVE 2nd Floor Apartment 12/27/2021 2/20/2019 27 BELVIDERE AVE Apartment 1, Apartment 2 8/20/2021 3/10/2020 30 BELVIDERE AVE Apt 1, Apt 2 9/10/2022 1/7/2020 70 BELVIDERE AVE 1 Family 7/7/2022 12/10/2019 8 BENJAMIN ST One Family 6/10/2022 12/3/2019 23 BENJAMIN ST 1 Family 6/3/2022 11/8/2019 26 BENJAMIN ST 1 Family 5/8/2022 1/6/2021 3 BENSON ST 1st floor apt and 2nd floor apt 7/6/2023 5/20/2019 5 BENSON ST Apt. 1, Apt. 2 11/20/2021 Sunday, July 18, 2021 Page 2 of 107 Residential Occupancy Permits Please be advised, the City of Albany, NY provides this listing as a public resource for general information. While the City makes every effort to present the most current data, Albany expressly disclaims any liability for errors, omissions or inaccuracies in its content. Though this information is reviewed and updated in the normal course of business, all data is subject to change. DATE ISSUED ADDRESS UNITS EXPIRATION 7/23/2019 6 BENSON ST Apartment 1, Apartment 2 1/23/2022 7/10/2019 10 BENSON ST 1-family 1/10/2022 5/15/2019 18 BENSON ST Apt 1, Apt 2 11/15/2021 9/27/2019 19 BENSON ST First Floor 3/27/2022 4/14/2021 22 BENSON ST 2 UNITS: Apartments 1 & 2 10/14/2023 7/21/2020 28 BENSON ST Unit #1 & Unit #2 1/21/2023 9/25/2019 39 BENSON ST 1 Unit- Single Family 3/25/2022 11/13/2020 143 BENSON ST Apt 1, Apt 2 5/13/2023 10/30/2020 151 BENSON ST Apt 1, Apt 2 4/30/2023 10/21/2019 156 BENSON ST 2 Units- Apartment 1, Apartment 2. 4/21/2022 4/15/2019 157 BENSON ST Apt 1, Apt 2 10/15/2021 1/14/2020 176 BENSON ST 1 Family 7/14/2022 7/1/2020 184 BENSON ST 1 Unit- Single Family 1/1/2023 9/17/2019 191 BENSON ST Apt. 1, Apt. 2 3/17/2022 3/10/2020 111 Benson Street First Floor 9/10/2022 2/11/2019 160 BERKSHIRE BLVD Apartment A, Apartment B 8/11/2021 10/19/2020 229 BERKSHIRE BLVD 229A & 229B 4/19/2023 1/13/2020 5 BERNCLIFFE AVE 2nd floor unit 7/13/2022 5/31/2019 28 BERNCLIFFE AVE One Family 11/30/2021 3/19/2020 9 BERTHA ST 1 Unit- First Floor Apartment 9/19/2022 11/16/2020 14 BERTHA ST Apt 1, Apt 2 5/16/2023 5/10/2019 15 Bertha St Apt 1, Apt 2 11/10/2021 5/26/2021 22 BERTHA ST Apartment #1 & Apartment #2 11/26/2023 3/3/2021 33 BERTHA ST Apt 1: Apt 2 9/3/2023 11/15/2019 46 BERTHA ST Apt 1 and Apt 2 5/15/2022 12/4/2019 46 BERTHA ST 2 Units- Apartment 1, Apartment 2. 6/4/2022 3/23/2020 56 Bertha St 1 Unit- Second Floor 9/23/2022 5/18/2020 56 BERTHA ST Second Floor 11/18/2022 11/27/2020 58 BERTHA ST 2 UNits- First Floor, 5/27/2023 12/2/2020 26 BESCH AVE 1 Unit: FL 2 6/2/2023 2/18/2020 28 BESCH AVE One Family 8/18/2022 6/15/2021 29 BESCH AVE Second floor Apt 12/15/2023 4/9/2021 31 BESCH AVE 4 Units- Apartment 1 Front, Apartment 1 Rear, 10/9/2023 6/6/2019 35 BESCH AVE Fl 1 & Fl 2 12/6/2021 3/15/2019 36 BESCH AVE 1st floor 9/15/2021 11/4/2019 37 BESCH AVE One Family 5/4/2022 1/14/2021 40 BETWOOD ST UNITS: 1 Family 7/14/2023 Sunday, July 18, 2021 Page 3 of 107 Residential Occupancy Permits Please be advised, the City of Albany, NY provides this listing as a public resource for general information.
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